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Robert Conrad delivered milk in Chicago while singing in nightclubs. In 1965, he became television's 'James West' and did his own stunts. His name was Conrad Robert Falk. He was born on March 1, 1935. He was born on the South Side of Chicago. His mother, Jacqueline Hubbard, was a publicist. She saw he loved performing. He attended Chicago schools. He wanted to be an actor and a singer. He worked as a milkman. At night, he sang in nightclubs. He looked a little like James Dean. He stood outside theaters promoting Giant. In 1958, he moved to Los Angeles. He signed with Warner Bros. He recorded albums as Bob Conrad. He worked as a stuntman at first. Soon he had his first lead. In 1959, he starred in Hawaiian Eye. He played detective Tom Lopaka. Tom was half Hawaiian. It was a hit. Warner Bros. made 77 Sunset Strip, then Hawaiian Eye. After Hawaiian Eye, he starred in Palm Springs Weekend in 1963. In 1965, he starred in The Wild Wild West. He played Secret Service agent James T. West. West worked for President Ulysses S. Grant. His partner, Artemus Gordon, was a master of disguise. Ross Martin played Artemus. Conrad provided the fists. The show used gadgets that did not exist in the 1800s. Conrad did his own stunts. He told the Television Academy he did his own stunts. Ross Martin joked, “Robert does his own stunts, and I do my own acting.” Sometimes, it cost him. In a rehearsal for a f!ght scene, he suffered a sk*ll fr*cture. He also had a conc*ssion. The show kept going. It ran from 1965 to 1969. It drew a 33 share of the audience in its final season. It was canceled anyway. In 1976, he starred in Baa Baa Black Sheep. He played World War II ace Pappy Boyington. The show followed a squadron of misfit pilots. The series was canceled. Conrad did not give up. He lobbied TV station managers himself. It kept the show on the air. It became Black Sheep Squadron. He was nominated for a Golden Globe. He won a People’s Choice Award. He played a French-Canadian trapper in Centennial. In 1979, he returned as James West. In 1980, he did it again in More Wild Wild West. In 1999, the show became a movie with Will Smith. He was short but powerfully built. He enjoyed making fun of his tough-guy image. He formed his own production company. He wrote, directed and starred in his own projects. He hosted a national radio show starting in 2008. In 2008, he said, “If you treat me nicely, I’ll treat you nicer.” He supported many organizations that help people in need. He had eight children. He had 18 grandchildren. On February 8, 2020, he died of heart f@ilure in Malibu. His family spokesman, Jeff Ballard, announced his death. He was 84. He was a month short of his 85th birthday. A small private service was planned for March 1. A milkman who sang at night. A hero who did his own stunts
Robert Conrad delivered milk in Chicago while singing in nightclubs. In 1965, he became television's 'James West' and did his own stunts. His name was Conrad Robert Falk. He was born on March 1, 1935. He was born on the South Side of Chicago. His mother, Jacqueline Hubbard, was a publicist. She saw he loved performing. He attended Chicago schools. He wanted to be an actor and a singer. He worked as a milkman. At night, he sang in nightclubs. He looked a little like James Dean. He stood outside theaters promoting Giant. In 1958, he moved to Los Angeles. He signed with Warner Bros. He recorded albums as Bob Conrad. He worked as a stuntman at first. Soon he had his first lead. In 1959, he starred in Hawaiian Eye. He played detective Tom Lopaka. Tom was half Hawaiian. It was a hit. Warner Bros. made 77 Sunset Strip, then Hawaiian Eye. After Hawaiian Eye, he starred in Palm Springs Weekend in 1963. In 1965, he starred in The Wild Wild West. He played Secret Service agent James T. West. West worked for President Ulysses S. Grant. His partner, Artemus Gordon, was a master of disguise. Ross Martin played Artemus. Conrad provided the fists. The show used gadgets that did not exist in the 1800s. Conrad did his own stunts. He told the Television Academy he did his own stunts. Ross Martin joked, “Robert does his own stunts, and I do my own acting.” Sometimes, it cost him. In a rehearsal for a f!ght scene, he suffered a sk*ll fr*cture. He also had a conc*ssion. The show kept going. It ran from 1965 to 1969. It drew a 33 share of the audience in its final season. It was canceled anyway. In 1976, he starred in Baa Baa Black Sheep. He played World War II ace Pappy Boyington. The show followed a squadron of misfit pilots. The series was canceled. Conrad did not give up. He lobbied TV station managers himself. It kept the show on the air. It became Black Sheep Squadron. He was nominated for a Golden Globe. He won a People’s Choice Award. He played a French-Canadian trapper in Centennial. In 1979, he returned as James West. In 1980, he did it again in More Wild Wild West. In 1999, the show became a movie with Will Smith. He was short but powerfully built. He enjoyed making fun of his tough-guy image. He formed his own production company. He wrote, directed and starred in his own projects. He hosted a national radio show starting in 2008. In 2008, he said, “If you treat me nicely, I’ll treat you nicer.” He supported many organizations that help people in need. He had eight children. He had 18 grandchildren. On February 8, 2020, he died of heart f@ilure in Malibu. His family spokesman, Jeff Ballard, announced his death. He was 84. He was a month short of his 85th birthday. A small private service was planned for March 1. A milkman who sang at night. A hero who did his own stunts

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